# $FreeBSD$ # # Generic build infrastructure for test programs. # # The code in this file is independent of the implementation of the test # programs being built; this file just provides generic infrastructure for the # build and the definition of various helper variables and targets. # # Makefiles should never include this file directly. Instead, they should # include one of the various *.test.mk depending on the specific test programs # being built. .include # Directory in which to install tests defined by the current Makefile. # Makefiles have to override this to point to a subdirectory of TESTSBASE. TESTSDIR?= . # Name of the test suite these tests belong to. Should rarely be changed for # Makefiles built into the FreeBSD src tree. TESTSUITE?= FreeBSD # List of subdirectories containing tests into which to recurse. This has the # same semantics as SUBDIR at build-time. However, the directories listed here # get registered into the run-time test suite definitions so that the test # engines know to recurse into these directories. # # In other words: list here any directories that contain test programs but use # SUBDIR for directories that may contain helper binaries and/or data files. TESTS_SUBDIRS?= # Knob to control the handling of the Kyuafile for this Makefile. # # If 'yes', a Kyuafile exists in the source tree and is installed into # TESTSDIR. # # If 'auto', a Kyuafile is automatically generated based on the list of test # programs built by the Makefile and is installed into TESTSDIR. This is the # default and is sufficient in the majority of the cases. # # If 'no', no Kyuafile is installed. KYUAFILE?= auto # Per-test program interface definition. # # The name provided here must match one of the interface names supported by # Kyua as this is later encoded in the Kyuafile test program definitions. #TEST_INTERFACE.= interface-name # Per-test program metadata properties as a list of key/value pairs. # # All the variables for a particular program are appended to the program's # definition in the Kyuafile. This feature can be used to avoid having to # explicitly supply a Kyuafile in the source directory, allowing the caller # Makefile to rely on the KYUAFILE=auto behavior defined here. #TEST_METADATA.+= key="value" # List of variables to pass to the tests at run-time via the environment. TESTS_ENV?= # Ordered list of directories to construct the PATH for the tests. TESTS_PATH+= ${DESTDIR}/bin ${DESTDIR}/sbin \ ${DESTDIR}/usr/bin ${DESTDIR}/usr/sbin TESTS_ENV+= PATH=${TESTS_PATH:tW:C/ +/:/g} # Ordered list of directories to construct the LD_LIBRARY_PATH for the tests. TESTS_LD_LIBRARY_PATH+= ${DESTDIR}/lib ${DESTDIR}/usr/lib TESTS_ENV+= LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${TESTS_LD_LIBRARY_PATH:tW:C/ +/:/g} # List of all tests being built. This variable is internal should not be # defined by the Makefile. The various *.test.mk modules extend this variable # as needed. _TESTS?= # Path to the prefix of the installed Kyua CLI, if any. # # If kyua is installed from ports, we automatically define a realtest target # below to run the tests using this tool. The tools are searched for in the # hierarchy specified by this variable. KYUA_PREFIX?= /usr/local .if !empty(TESTS_SUBDIRS) SUBDIR+= ${TESTS_SUBDIRS} .endif # it is rare for test cases to have man pages .if !defined(MAN) WITHOUT_MAN=yes .export WITHOUT_MAN .endif # tell progs.mk we might want to install things PROG_VARS+= BINDIR PROGS_TARGETS+= install .if ${KYUAFILE:tl} == "yes" FILES+= Kyuafile FILESDIR_Kyuafile= ${TESTSDIR} CLEANFILES+= Kyuafile.auto Kyuafile.auto.tmp .elif ${KYUAFILE:tl} == "auto" FILES+= Kyuafile.auto FILESDIR_Kyuafile.auto= ${TESTSDIR} FILESNAME_Kyuafile.auto= Kyuafile CLEANFILES+= Kyuafile.auto Kyuafile.auto.tmp .NOPATH: Kyuafile.auto Kyuafile.auto: Makefile @{ \ echo '-- Automatically generated by bsd.test.mk.'; \ echo; \ echo 'syntax(2)'; \ echo; \ echo 'test_suite("${TESTSUITE}")'; \ echo; \ } >Kyuafile.auto.tmp .for _T in ${_TESTS} @echo '${TEST_INTERFACE.${_T}}_test_program{name="${_T}"${TEST_METADATA.${_T}:C/$/,/:tW:C/^/, /W:C/,$//W}}' \ >>Kyuafile.auto.tmp .endfor .for _T in ${TESTS_SUBDIRS:N.WAIT} @echo "include(\"${_T}/Kyuafile\")" >>Kyuafile.auto.tmp .endfor @mv Kyuafile.auto.tmp Kyuafile.auto .endif KYUA?= ${KYUA_PREFIX}/bin/kyua .if exists(${KYUA}) # Definition of the "make test" target and supporting variables. # # This target, by necessity, can only work for native builds (i.e. a FreeBSD # host building a release for the same system). The target runs Kyua, which is # not in the toolchain, and the tests execute code built for the target host. # # Due to the dependencies of the binaries built by the source tree and how they # are used by tests, it is highly possible for a execution of "make test" to # report bogus results unless the new binaries are put in place. realtest: .PHONY @echo "*** WARNING: make test is experimental" @echo "***" @echo "*** Using this test does not preclude you from running the tests" @echo "*** installed in ${TESTSBASE}. This test run may raise false" @echo "*** positives and/or false negatives." @echo @set -e; \ ${KYUA} test -k ${DESTDIR}${TESTSDIR}/Kyuafile; \ result=0; \ echo; \ echo "*** Once again, note that "make test" is unsupported."; \ test $${result} -eq 0 .endif beforetest: .PHONY .if defined(TESTSDIR) .if ${TESTSDIR} == ${TESTSBASE} # Forbid running from ${TESTSBASE}. It can cause false positives/negatives and # it does not cover all the tests (e.g. it misses testing software in external). @echo "*** Sorry, you cannot use make test from src/tests. Install the" @echo "*** tests into their final location and run them from ${TESTSBASE}" @false .else @echo "*** Using this test does not preclude you from running the tests" @echo "*** installed in ${TESTSBASE}. This test run may raise false" @echo "*** positives and/or false negatives." .endif .else @echo "*** No TESTSDIR defined; nothing to do." @false .endif @echo .if !target(realtest) realtest: .PHONY @echo "$@ not defined; skipping" .endif test: .PHONY .ORDER: beforetest realtest test: beforetest realtest .if target(aftertest) .ORDER: realtest aftertest test: aftertest .endif .if !empty(SUBDIR) .include .endif .if !empty(PROGS) || !empty(PROGS_CXX) || !empty(SCRIPTS) .include .elif !empty(FILES) .include .endif .include